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How much would you pay for a non working Prophet 5?


Post Posted Thu Oct 26, 2006 5:08 pm
jarrekid


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Jarp2600 wrote:Yes, that's true. But those chips are pretty unstable. But indeed, they're a bit more expensive :wink: . Though, I would buy a Rev3 instead of a rev2.
Unstable? If so, why were they used so much?
Post Posted Thu Oct 26, 2006 5:10 pm
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The sound is wonderful, that's mainly why I want to have one, but it looks also great, I love Sequential Circuits' synths' look :D
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Post Posted Thu Oct 26, 2006 9:55 pm
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jarrekid wrote:
Jarp2600 wrote:Yes, that's true. But those chips are pretty unstable. But indeed, they're a bit more expensive :wink: . Though, I would buy a Rev3 instead of a rev2.
Unstable? If so, why were they used so much?
Yes, because of the sound. Rev3 is much more stable, but has a thinner sound.
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